| Description |
xvi, 225 pages ; 23 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
An introduction to chaos and nonlinear dynamics Linda Chamberlain -- Chaos and the clinician: what's so important about science in psychotherapy? / Michael R. Bütz & Linda Chamberlain -- Chaos theory and psychoanalysis / Michael G. Moran -- Chaos, energy, and analytical psychology / Michael R. Bütz -- Cognitive psychology and chaos theory: some possible clinical implications / William McCown, Ross Keiser, & Anthony Roden -- Systems theory and chaos dynamics / Linda Chamberlain & William McCown -- Humanistic/existential perspectives and chaos / Linda Chamberlain -- Dynamics of substance abuse: implications of chaos theory for clinical research / Raymond C. Hawkins & Catherine A. Hawkins -- Implications of chaos theory for the prevention and treatment of child abuse / Ray Quackenbush -- Dynamical family systems and therapeutic intervention / Barbara Hudgens -- The "Lost World" of psychopharmacology: a return to psychology's "Jurassic Park" / Linda Chamberlain & Michael R. Bütz -- Creative consciousness process / Fred Graywolf Swinney -- Chaos, complexity, and psychophysiology / Stephen E. Francis -- Organizational chaos: penetrating the depths of the orgmind / Laurie A. Fitzgerald -- Chaos theory and cross-culturalism / Michael R. Bütz -- Nonlinear research methodology / Steve Proskauer & Michael R. Buẗz -- Chaos theory and the future of psychotherapy: conclusions and questions / Linda Chamberlain & Michael R. Bütz. |
| Subject |
Psychotherapy -- Philosophy.
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Chaotic behavior in systems.
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Psychology -- Philosophy.
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| Added Author |
Chamberlain, Linda L.
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Bütz, Michael R.
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| ISBN |
0876309260 |
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9780876309261 |
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